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Council proclaims Women’s History Month, affirms mayor’s civil service appointment
Summary
Reynoldsburg City Council read and approved proclamations recognizing Women’s History Month, International Women’s Day, Harriet Tubman Day and the Day of the Girl, and affirmed the mayor’s nominee, Joey Eggerman, to the Civil Service Commission; both actions were approved by voice vote and recorded on the consent agenda.
The Reynoldsburg City Council read and approved a proclamation recognizing March as Women’s History Month, March 8 as International Women’s Day, March 10 as Harriet Tubman Day and the Day of the Girl during its March 9 meeting.
Councilmember Abraham read the proclamation, which recounted that the United Nations General Assembly in 1977 called for a day to recognize women’s rights and that communities observe International Women’s Day and Women’s History Month to reflect on progress and ongoing barriers. City officials thanked participants in local events, including Mary Turner School students who presented on the Underground Railroad.
The council then moved and seconded approval of the proclamation by voice vote. The clerk did not record individual vote tallies for the voice votes used on the proclamation; the action was included on the meeting’s consent agenda and carried.
Later the mayor’s selection of Joey Eggerman to the Civil Service Commission was presented for council affirmation. The mayor’s office nominated Eggerman to fill an open seat; Councilmember Sarvadi moved to affirm the appointment and Councilmember Johnson seconded. The motion carried on voice vote; the clerk did not read a roll‑call tally for that affirmation.
Both the proclamation and the appointment were recorded in the meeting minutes and placed under consent items for the evening. No additional conditions or implementation steps for the appointment were discussed on the record.
